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Some pictures I've been collecting... mmm to use as ideas ba.

I joined www.ikeafans.com seems like a place useful for cheaper ideas!

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wow the flower effect on your wall is really :jawdrop:

excellent idea man :sport-smiley-004:

 

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wow the flower effect on your wall is really :jawdrop:

excellent idea man :sport-smiley-004:

hehe not on my wall la. I got the pictures from ikeafans

Lots of Ikea related ideas there. you can get those flower decals from Ikea. $39 i think. for one set of three. :)

More ideas from them. Kitchen kitchen!

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I never really liked Blue but this blue and white theme looks nice!!

 

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My fren's brother did up his entire house using IKEA stuff. Looks quite cool and he saved quite a bit of money cos I think the most costly part of reno is all the carpentry works.

However, I was forewarned that IKEA stuff dun really last very long cos the quality is not really there. But that's always an excuse to buy new furnitire later! :notti:

Oh by the way, have you bought all your tiles? I went to this tile shop near Toh Guan for my floor tiles. The cream one that you were looking at I think can get for less than $2.50.

 

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Got a few quotations liao... some contractors from friends' recommendations some from the forummers here. Walked into one's office ytd and found him quite nice. But so far all off our budget. Back to the drawing board for us.

FYI We're doing the designing ourselves wor so that can save money :) haha

Popped by some wholesale tile shops to see on our own...

Wow! You are fast, choose tiles first before find contractor/id. :good:

 

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hhahaha cos we are looking at our options. :) maybe wun use a contractor or ID for everything.. :)

Have you decided then? How's progress so far? :)

 

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That's a lot of research planning your new home layout. Admirable.

Think it's going to turn out pretty well.

We diyed some stuff too, cost for labour can add up to quite a lot.

Good luck on your reno.

 

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Thanks mmycheng and our-home!!

Wah last three weeks has been **** for me. FIrst was my sister's wedding part 1 then my assignment week then my sister's wedding part 2. Now FINALLY am back to do more research.

Yesterday met up with a contractor whom I think is the best so far cos I told him my tiny budget and he still carefully look at my items for me and gave me proper advice. So highly likely will take him ba. But will wait for everyone (in the family) to give the nod then decide. whoohoo! will try to draw up the new plans and show show in a bit ba. mmm

 

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I think this is pretty final. Have to speak to contractors about the toilet though. urgh.... For now..

Demolition works

Hack all existing floor tiles in living, balcony and bedrooms

Hack off 2 existing toilet bowls and sinks

Hack 6ft full height wall between balcony and living

hack 6ft full height wall between hall and kitchen at the main entrance

Hack existing balcony sliding panel (remove)

Dismantle kitchen cabinets and sink support

Haulage

Masonry Works

Supply and Lay 600mmX600mm homo tiles in living, bedrooms and balcony.

Levelling of balcony area

2" homo skirting

Kitchen cabinet base

washing machine base

7ft full height hollow block wall for Study/bed room 4

Shower kerbs

Carpentary Works

Fabricate and install 9ft L bottom kitchen cabinet with laminate finish.

Fabricate and install 3ft L bottom kitchen cabinet "

Fabricate and install top cabinets (not sure how long)

Fabricate and install bow-up kitchen cabinet for pipes

Solid Surface Worktop

Glass/Aluminium Works

Casement/sliding Windows at Balcony (undecided)

2 Shower Screen

Plumbing Works

Run Piping for Sink and Washing Machine

Misc Works

Acid Wash

1 door frame and door for Study/Bedroom 4

Optional

Painting (1-2 colours)

Shoe Cabinet

Electrical (unknown as dunno condition yet)

Finally went through the First Appt liao. Talked to lawyers and stuff and trying to fix the second... hopefully (praying hard) can get mid Nov...

 

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Wah... initially our budget was $10k. But seems very un-doable.... lol willing to stretch la but not stretch very much more. cos still need to buy things. cannot anyhow spend. :) Cos we don't want to take up loans to reno.

 

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